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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30

LONDON, May 2S.-The Paris CORE
nopdept of the Times telegraphS that NJ
Rouvier has formed Cabinet. rs follows:
NJ. Rouyier, Premier and Minister OF FL
psnce. NJ. Flourens, Minister of Foreign
Affairs; NJ. SpOller, Minister OF Justice;
NJ FaIlertz, Minister OF the Interior ana
of Public Worship; General S1uS'ick'
MipisteI of Wsr; Admiral JaureS, Minister
of Marine; NJ. Deyelle, Minister OF AGri-
culture: NJ. Etinne, Minister 0i lUo''S
works: NJ. Cookery, Minister OF Posts ana
TsIerraphs: NJ. Berthelol, Minister OF run
lie Instruction. The Cabinet Is composed,
The correspondent says, Of moderate kePno
I;,.ans or of the union of the lett and the
oneratiop will he a trial of reaction against
rldicalism, uihtaryiSrl and socialism,
The party of the Eight, with a sense OF
their own security, have promised the ne"
ministry full support President -Greyy
was for long tune reluctant TO maAe tne
trial. but finally consented. Inc next le"
Savs will he eventiul for France. An at
tempt NAV be made to induce some "i tne
,,rayious ministers to oppose the new
Ponyier policy, and the issue might DC
strange and unexpected.
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are as follows:
DISCRIMINATION
By Western Roads Against "A Chicago
street Car Company.

By Western Roads Against Chicago
street Car Company.
WASHINGTON, May 2~-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has received from
the Street Cable Car Line, of Chicago, by
John W. Street, patentee, 4 complaint
against the Achison, Topeka x Santa Fe,
Atlantic 4 Pacific, Burlington X Missouri
River, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific.
Denver & Rio Grande, and other railroad
companies, charging them with unlawful
discrimination in refusing 10 permit the
use of ComplainantS or other improved cars
for the carrying of live stock over their re-
speCtive roads from one State into or
through another, unless upon payment oil
unreasonable and eNOrbitant charges The
complaint shows that il is the custom OF
railroad companies TO interchange general
traffic in cars without unloading or max
ing transfer of the same and to permit
lines of special cars owned by other
companies, corporations OF Pm
yate parties, and by shippers OF
special commodities with cars of special
construction to be operated in their general
busiueSs, allowing reasonable compenSa-
ton therefore. This is charged as undue
and unjust discrimination against live
stock shipments in favor of other classes OF
freight. The complaint alleges that IN re-
fusing TO permit the use upon their roads
of complainant's cars, except upon pay
ment of exhorbient rates, respondents have
damaged the compliments in the sum Of
5000 600. for which an order of cOmpensa-
ton il asked
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BAPTIST OFFICIALS.
List of Officers Elected by the baptist Pub.
LEGATION Society.

List al OmCers IleCtch BS the ihptlst uo
LEGATION Society.
MISNEAPOLIS, MEM, May 2S.-The
following officers were elected ut to-day's
session of the BAPTIST Publication Society:
President, George A. Pillsbury; Vice
Presidents, Chas. l.. Colby, Wisconsin,
and Judge F. Wayland; Recording Secrc-
tary, II. s. Burrah, ID. d., Portland, Me. !;
Corresponding Secretary, J. \. Murdoch,
d. d., Boston, Mass. Treasurer, T.. i.
Coleman. Boston; Auditors, ID. G. l.ins-
colt and Joseph &. Shad, Boston; Board OF
Managers, Henry NJ. King, ID. d., Chair
nan; Moses II. Bixby. ID. d., Secretary.
CLASS Term expires lsS7. Minis
ters-W. r. Stott, d. D., Franklin, Ind. /;
S d. Phelps, ID. D., Hartford, Conn; II.
NJ. King. d. d., Albany, y. Y; w. T.
Chase, d. D., Minneapolis; &. c. Lorimer,
d. D., Chicago; w. V. Gardner, ID. ID,
Bridgeport, Conn; Wayland Hoyt,
u. d., Philadelphia; Edward Bright,
ID. D., New York; A. X. Small, ID. d.;
Edward Judson, ID. D.; K. G..
Seymour. d. D., Boston; G.. s. Abbott, ID.
D., Oakland, Gala; f. II. L. Jameson, ID.
D., Lansing Mich; J. W. Carter, ID. D.,
Parkersburg, w Va. Laymen-II. NJ.
Hart. Portland, Me; George Callaghan,
Philadelphia: s. w Kingsley, Cambridge,
Mass. ID. 4. Waterman, Detroit; Leonard
Richardson, Brooklyn; l.. X. Fuller, Brat
tleboro. Vt: 4. s Woodwork, Boston;
John REMOVER, Huntington, Ind; Samuel
Colgate, Orange. y. j.; W. II. Hanchett,
Milwaukee, Wis; $. VI. Smalley.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The cattle market this week WAS slow,
and prices changed but little from those las,
week. The hog market was slow with
a ic drop in prices from last week. Messrs.
Hudson 4 Bayha furnish the following
quotations:
CATTLE ,NW TO 100 lbs stock iIa4i
per ID. 800 to 800 lbs. 4ta4lC. per h.. 7U
To 500 lbs. 3la4c. per ID.
HOgs-Market slow 4!a4ic per H..
Lambs-GoOd at 4lGc per ID.
Calves-3ailc per Id.
sheep-3to3sc per III.
Chicago.
eCHICAGO, May - Receipts
900 head shipments 100 head market
steady; stOckers and feeders 81 JGa4 90;
cows, bulls and linked s. O0a3 60; Texas
cattle s. lOa3 10.
Hogs Receipts ( 900 head; shipments
&. 900 head market slow, closing l0c lower;
rough and mixed 81 OOaI %; packing and
shipping s. 90a5 -; light 81 4GaI ~;
skips g. j0ai 90
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
none: market frmer; clipped natives 81 ~
at ~: western g 5Oa4 90; Texas s. OOa
{ 10; lambs - OOa4 -.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, May 2S.-Cattle-
Receipts 81 head shipments 81 heal; mar
ket nothing doing, all through consign-
ments
Hogs Receipts 300 head; shipments
2, 100 head; market fair; Philadelphias s. ~
~ b; Workers - gja6 %; common and
light s. GjaI ~; pigs 81 O0ai ~.
Sheep Receipts 100 head; shipments
400 head; market slow at yesterday
prices.
Cincinnati.
CISCINNATI. Mag -. --HOgs-Quiet
common and light s. 7OI4 %; packing
and butchers s. 40Ai %; receipt, 200
head shipments 2, 300 head
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rha EpIscopalians.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 2s.-ln the
session of the General Council Of the he
SoTmed Episcopal Church this morning
d. D. Hugb O. Gibbons, delegate from the
General Assembly of the Pre re %, teEl;O1
Gsnelh N America, and bearer Of fraternal
Cnu.Sn - from that body, told OF the ms
g g;enary iabors of his church. He spoke OF
s1oni p3so-msJ Church as the connecting
I InJ iS Satyeen the Episcopal Church and
I'M nm Presbyterian Church-the common
tne e,,n l iV ~Ssrc Christian recognition could
gIoun ru be obtained by all. The Council
always 70 80 a committee of the whole
- consider matters Of finance
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Mound CITY Notes.

Special T,iegruHs 10 TIE Sunday Register.
MOUNDSyILLE, May - This afternoon
James Henrietta, proprietor of the Henrietta
House, was out riding with one of his COM
mercial friends, behind his fast horse.
When speeding him along the narrow strip
Of Water street, belo" Liberty, the horse
became unmansgeable and ieaped over the
steep bank, falling upon large pile OF
debris. Mr.. Henrietta and friend leaped
from the buggy and escaped uninjured.
The horse and buggy sustained a few slight
scratches.
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Charley Ross Discovered Again.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s-Christian X.
Ross, the father of the lost Charley Ross,
received a visit from a stranger, yesterday,
who told him that his son was serving a
sentence in a Connecticut prison. Mr.
Ross has been 80 much distressed and tor
mented with false reports for the past thlr-
teen years or thereabOutS, that he does not
place much faith in tie story.
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DROBATE OF WILL.

Once o. the Clerk ~ the County Coar Of Ohio
County State u Wed Virginia.
Ia the rnstt-r q the probate of III. will o. Anna
Maria frederick, deceased.
The object q the petition hled In thu. matter
on the Zsth day 81 Apffl. A. ID. Iss5. IL ~ have
admitted ~ probate pster writing pu1Dnfpg
10 be the win u Anna Maria Pne5trck dereszed,
bearing dsie on the Lab day 81 Jannary, A. d.
lstS, and II Appearing from sn AFFIDAVIT hIed
With me Ia my one, thai Louis Frederick,
Henry Fns5ertek and Jo-eph Fnerienck pesssns
uhO are therein and IN aid petition dsciased 20
be interested IN the Irotats Of AID will. are
they do APPEAR n my of4ee In the city q wheel
ing, In the Comfy and state Aforesaid. within
one month AMER the publication. and do what h
necessary ~ protect thsfr interest In aid matter
Pubished The hrst time April y, I'LL
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
RUNELL a EYIyYi. Attornsy, apAoavt
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 2S.-The temper of the
crowd in the wheat pit was bearish on the
opening of the board. July opened at 50 &c
and at once sold down TO Sole; June opened
at S7ic and sold at once TO Sssc. Corn
weaker. Provisions weak. Flour-Dull
aud unchanged. Whcat-Cash No. ,
spring s7sus73c; No. 3 spring sc; No. =
red S7tas7{c; May s7sassc, closing NJ
s7!c; June SSaSS!c, closing at Sc; July
s5laS6lc, closing at s5lc; August s4iasitc,
closing at S3ic, COrn-Cash No. . 37lc;
May 37a37lc, closing at SIC; June 37sa
sc, closing at 37ic; July 39.a39!c, clos.
ing at Sole; August IOla40Ic, closing at
iO!c. OAts-Cash No. > 25ia25!c; May
25sa25sc, closing at 25lc; June 25sa25!G,
closing at 25ic; July 26la27c, closing at
26ic; August 26a2Gsc, closing at 26c.
Rye-Cash No =, soc. Barley-No. .,
SIC. Flax Seed-Sl l4lal Is Timothy
Seed-Prime 81 -. Mess Pork-Cash
and May and June S23 -. LMd-Cash
81 81 a6 ~ short ribs 8 00a7 U2; June
sc 42!r6 ~, closing at So ~; July Sc j2!a
6 81. closing al So -; August So 6Ga 6 20,
closing AZ 80 Is Pork-Shoulders s. Goa
so; short clear IS 49, Whisky--AtSl 10.
Buttrr-Wek; creamery l3al6lc; dairy
llal5c. Eggs-Firm at lie.
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asaidnal.
4 Word About CataTTh.

~. mucous membrane, that wonderful
II - ,gve,ope surrounding the delicate It's
s'ial ~ fse air and food passages that CataTrh
siss "a So Stronghold. once established, 1t eats
make =. rirsls. and readers life but long
into the w nj misery and disease, dUling the
drawn % Ets-irg tranmeling the power OF
seu>t %, r-,,y,ug the faculty of smell, tainting
sTeeSsal. ~, and Eilung The. refined pleasures Of
tie e'ya,..,,sinu,lv. by creeping on nom simple
este - rrat Il assaults the ruembTanOus
c'1 .5 ,rI envelopes the bones eating through
G-aE 4..st.. costs and causing Inflammation;
lgt 'tt," - death. Nothing short OF total
soas S1 v IN secure health - the patient, and
grady aa. az, are simply prOcraSiinAted suffer
s.. S.v' a. a.. ro fatal termination, SANFORD'S
.ai, GJEE by ilhali,'ggS and by LStsr =,
sa~..a>.. '. ...tI tr,gbylUl !urads on delicate
.-rN>s. IN. .etriuE smell sut IaS-g have been
tla',..--t ana ;ae disease thoroughly driven
rs.uEl.S>''
OF. ...-.. RADICAL CrRE consists Of one bot
>a\s." g,ptc,L CUSE, one box Catarrhal
.e o. o.. W, and one IMPROVED lNHALER, neatly
,,-.,.~,J in one package, with tuA o'reeaoAS'
P'.',- -.. rera \ CHEMICAL Co. BOSToS.
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Memorial DaN.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Arrangements
have been completed for the observance OF
Decoration Day by the Grand Army of
the Republic of che Department of the Po-
tomac.
Exercises will be held at each of the diff
ferent cemeteries about the city, although
the services at Arlington will be the most
elaborate. The Departmental be closed,
BY order of the President. Exercises will
be held at Gen. Logan's tomb.
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socialists in Belgium.

BRUSSELS, May - The Socialists
hove taken advantage Of the strikes IN
Belgium to make demonstrations al E"',-
o.. nlaces They have held several meet
ms At which violent speeches were ! maze
t ms red flag was displayed and the Mar
ssillaiSen SUM,
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RnokIsn,s Arniea salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, FevI
Sores, letter, Chzpped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and ali the Skin Eruptiops, and
positively cures Pile, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed 70 give satisfaction or
money refunded Prios IS cents PER box.
For ale By LOgAn & %.
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Wants To Meet RYAN.

New YORK, May 2S.-Jake Kilrain was
seen this morning and said he would meet
Paddy Ryan with pleasure if Ryan means
business. Kilrain advises him to send
the 81 900 forfeit he has deposited with
the San Francisco Wasp to the TiPpT OF
this city.
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unndrads of Lives Lost.

CALCUTTA, May 2S.-The cyclone which
visited this section of the country yester-
day was very destructive. A local steamer
with $50 persons aboard was caught by the
cyclone and is missing. 1t is feared she Is
lost with all aboard. The district of Oris-
sa was completely devastated by the storm.
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Cincinnati.
CINrINNATI q Mnr 0-

CINCINNATI, O., May 2-.-Cotton-
Firm. Flour - Strong. Wheat-Firm
No. , red sSc; receipts II, 600 bushels; ship
ments 5000 bushels Corn-Weak and
No. 2mixed 29lc. Rye-Quiet and easier
No. , 6jc. Pork Quiet at SIS -. Lard
Lower at 81 3ja6 10 Bulk Meats and
Bacon-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet and firm; sales Coz barrels Of finish
ed goods on basis of 81 o.. Butter,
Sugar and Cheese-Easy. Eggs-Firn At
lOalOIC.
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PETROLEUM.
Titu.SIIIs.

TitusSIIIe.
TiTUsyILLE, May . 49, Petroleum -
Opened at CSC; highest 81 sci lowest G3.c;
closed at CSC
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBI "a. Nay - - Petroleum -
Fairly active; closed weaker; opened at
Gic: clOsrd at G3Ic; highest cate; lowest
63tc.
Bradford.
BRADFOKD. May . -Petroleum--
Opened az 6iic; closed at 63tc; highest
63!c: lowest 8ic; cleaTInces ~, 900 bar
rels.
OIL City.
OnCIrY, May Opened
at 63!c; highest &c; lowest 63Ic; closed
at 63ie. Sales $50, 900 barrels; elear-
ances 9, 300. 90 harrels; charters l0l SCI
barrels; shipments q, 3i2 barrels.
New York
NEW YORK, May 2s.-PetToleum-
strong. but after first sales became weak
on expected developments in the oil field,
closing weak. Market opened at Gie;
highest Gi!e; lowest G3!e; closing at 6stc.
Sale 53i, 90 barrels.
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DRY GOODS.
New YORK.

SEw YORK., May 23.-Dry Goods-The
demand was very moderate a. the atten-
ton Of buyers was almost wholly abb
sJrbed in an examination OF the stocks Of
quilts and fanDels to be sold at auction
next week
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NOW TT ACHES.

,y.-,. ol. with pain, but still compelled
~ ,r,~r necessity 10 stand up 10 the
* ..-. h..f,re Us ana bear the pain. Re-
SEIIi,Iin one minute in a CuticurR
Nrii-i'ain plaster for tue acninS
-, ami back. the weak and painful
~ .r. nm. chest and hacking cough, and
rr' .-,.-l ache 0g daily toll Elegant, new,
yr.t .....v AMI illalGbsc. AZ druggists,
n-.-...".- - ! u1. o-, postage free, o. Potter
~ .s t.r,.wipa. To. Boston,
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n-arn.1 alddop. 70 SD TO-Day.

DTRLrS. May 2s.-Csrdinal Gibbons
ill s,i, for New York on the steamer M
hr;a He will embark at Queenstown To-
rnnrrnM.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

VIEW YORK, May 2s-Flour-Receipts
1854 packages; exports 1870 barrels,
and 1908 sacks; sales 10000 barrels
wheat-Receipts I'll, $50 bushels; exports
$1,000 bushels; sales 2, 32s, 900 bushels fu.
ture and $40, 600 bushels spot; spot lots ia
ic, and options !a1c lower, closing heavy
No. . Milwaukee CSC; No. hard 81 lc;
ungraded red soc; No. 3 red 954c; No. l
red 9S!c; No. / white 96c; extra red CSC;
No. 2 red May 96sa97sc, closing at 96ic:
June 96:a97sc, closing at 96c; July 96sa
96}c, closing at 96ic; August elastic,
closing at 94c; September 93sa93Ic, clos
ing at csc; October 94!a95 Lice, closing
at 95ic; November este; December 96ss
este, closing at sole: January 97la97tc;
May 81 DIAL 0l., closing at 81 OF. Corn
receipts 80, 600 bushels; exports "a, $50
bushels; sales 424, 900 bushels futures and
l22, 900 bushels spot; spot lots firm; OPP
tons lalc lower and closing heavy; un-
graded 46ia4sIc: steamer 46tc; No. . May
nominal; June, 47!ai7 5-16c, closing at
47sc; July 4Sais!c, closing at 4Sc; Au-
gust isss49c, closing ut 4Ssc. Oats-Re-
ceipts So, 600 bushels; exports ID, 600
bushels; sales 10000 bushels futures and
6, 900 bushels spot; market shade easier
and dull; mixed western 3ia36c; white do
$Ssi2c. Hops-Steady and quiet. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio quiet; options fairly &C
tive and higher; sales 10, 500 bags; May
l9. 25c; July ~. S0aly. SOC; August 20. l0a
20. 2Oc; October 2Oa40. 60c; November and
December 2O55a2O. soc; January COSTA
%. zoe; February and April 20. zoe. Sugar
Firm; refined quiet. Molasses-Dull.
Petroleum-Fair; United closed at 63tc.
Tallow-Dull. Rosin-Quiet. Turpentine
Quiet at Soc. Eggs-Firm, fair inquiry;
receipts 1886 packages; western fresh
l2!al3c. Pork-Dull and nominal. Cut
Meats-Quiet but firm. Lard-A couple
of points lower and very dull; August
s. 02a7 o.; October 81 II. Butter
Dropping; western l2al7c. Copper
Steady; Lake 995alOc. Lead-Firm.
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A SCOTCH HORROR.
MINERS BURIED In A COAL SHAFT
Some of Them RecOvered-Nany Still in the
Mine.

GLASGOW, May 2S.-A terrible eXplosiOn
occurred to-day in the Udston coal pit, at
Blantyre, village in LanaEkshire, eight
miles from this city.
Two hundred and twenty miners are en-
tombed in the pit.
The shaft is blocked with debris caused
by the explosion.
Forty-fiye of the entombed miners have
been recovered from the upper seam in the
Udston pit One OF them was dead when
brought up and all the others were suffer
inc more OF less from the lire damp aud
the shock Occasloned by the explosion.
Access to the lower seam is still blocked,
and the lives of one hundred and forty
miners who were working there at the
time of the explosion are deSpalred Of
Udsou is situated in one OF the toughest
mining districts in Scotland. Golfers
hurried frem the Surrounding pits to help
rescue the unfortunate men. The mouth
of the pit is surrounded by weeping women
and children. The explosion occurred IN
the lowest seam, where seventy men were
working, all of whom it is feared have
persisted.
IATER-The rescue volunteers now hear
shouts from the entombed men in the
middle seam, crying: Come, help US
quickly" -.
TheTeupOn the volunteers went irantl-
cally TO work, soon bringing out five dead
miners, and are rapidly clearing the space
between them and their unfortunate
brethren. As soon Is the fact OF the eN-
plosion became known, miners from all the
neighboring colleries hurried 10 the scene
TO help in the rescue. The pit head las
beep surrounded ever since the disaster by
a large crowd of weeping women AMI
children.
Five dead bodies have already been
taken out of the mine.
NOPE RESCUED.
Communication was opened this after
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MT. DECHANfAL ACADEMY.
iii Near whsslin~. ". Va.

The thifty-ninth year Of this veil
ACADEMY, under the charge Of the Visitation
Eups. opens on the irxt Monday Of 8epteAb1
neIt and oOntinues ten mOoths.
Pyroils received st any tine In the seszicn.
Thfee who desire W place their daughton IN IN
tpstftIrtion Attending exceptional sdvsntaee. in
Tie way Of healthfol and delightful location. ex-
esllerf boArd, through discipline and instruction.
M Ire bands Of lifelong tsachers. IN esesy de-
nsrtment Of female educsfion, fne1ndfng shs
notern languages and mrptc, should nend ire
catalogue Of thk school Adfrea.
sIgEEEcfsssP1s leADEnysS fsEusHAnsI
7us NJ Do Chaasal, near whssaiaG wa
code
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DbeeGin9 Register
Grauelsrs' 6uidE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AAEXPLANATIoS OF REVERENCE MARKS: sDsily
tSunday excepted. tMondSy excepted rs
Meridian. May -, 1887 Wheeling time, which
Is just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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FATAL EXPLOSION
In A NATCHRZ COTTON FACTORY.

NATCTEZ, Miss, May 2S.-About 6:3O
o'clock this morning the boiler of the
Natchez cotton factory exploded with ter
rifle violence, entirely demOliShing the en-
CINE room and the pickery, which was
above it, and bursting in the walls of the
main building, causing the roof to settle
in the centre of the building The large
factory was injured to the extent of many
thousand dollars. A scene of the widest
terror prevailed among the $50 men, wO-
men and children in the factory.
The ire organization of the city was
soon on band relief party was immedi-
atcly set AT work removing those who were
in the building. All but two of the sut-
terers, Henry Mullins and George \. Me
Neal. were soon taken from the ruins.
THE CASUALTIES
are as follows:
Killed-GeOrge A. McNeal 4. Foster,
jesse Hatch, Ernest Alexander lClOred.
Mullins is doubtless dead, as he IS still
beneath the ruins.
miured-Nagg'e Welch, seriously; I'm
ma scott, seriously; Nellie Sims, bruised
George Thompson, SCalded; ). :. Lee, en-
gine,r, bruised internally; Evan Junkins,
thigh crashed, and Monroe Price, bruised
internally. There are others ClJre or less
injured, but none fatally.
The cOmpany'S loss is estimated al
$40, 900, including loss OF time in working
the mill.
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INII,RED.

GEORGE II. PAGLES, night ticket agent al
the Union Station, Columbus, .. Slight
IL hurt about the head and right leg;
severe nervous shock.
4. AGEN, of Fayetteville, " Y, head cut
slightly and right side injured.
Miss CLARA ALBERT, of Flint, Mich, con
fusion of right wrist and wound above
left eye. Not serious.
HATTIE LUCEErr tcOIorcdl, of Alexandria,
Va, compound fracture right leg, head
cut and bruised about the body. VIII
probably recover.
REV. Il. II. PORTER (cOluredl pastor CT
Second baptist Church. Detroit, Mich. .
accompanied by Iuckett, also cOlorcd
injuries are incision of left cheek aud
bruises To right lee.
EDITH GIESE, eleven years old. travelling
with her mother from Chicago; slightly
bruised and prOstr,rNed by the shock.
Mis-. GIESE. Of Chicago, mother Of
Edith: caught between the timberS, but
ONLY slightly scratched about the face.
REV. JNHN AFFORD, nj Beaver Falls, Pa.
slightly injured.
BAGGAGENASTER MM. Is. MUuEE, Wild
insburg; slightly cut on head; was thrown
ont of passenger coach.
II was reported that two more deaths
had occurred, hut this is stated 10 be in
correct.
The bodies of Stavtier, Budleman and
Morrell are still at Altoona. The Others
have been forwarded to their homes. A
Agen, Clara Albert. Edith GieSe andO II.
Pogels are at the Logan House, and Rev.
John Alfred and Rev. K. II. Porter are al
the Altoona Hospital.